speeded-up course

noun
UK /ˈspiːdɪd ʌp kɔːs/
US /ˈspiːdɪd ʌp kɔːrs/

A class where you learn things much faster than usual.

She took a speeded-up course to learn Spanish before her trip.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A school program that covers a full year's work in a shorter time.

The speeded-up course let him finish math early.

3. A quick training session that teaches only the most important skills.

New workers attend a speeded-up course on safety rules.

4. A fast version of a normal class, often for busy people.

The speeded-up course met every evening for two weeks.